Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
Santillana del Mar Collegiate Church (33 km)
Santander Cathedral (15,2 km)
Santa María de la Asunción Church (39,5 km)
Santa Ana Castle (39,6 km)
Museum of Prehistory and Archaeology of Cantabria (15,2 km)
Palacio de la Magdalena (14,4 km)
Santa Cruz de Castañeda Church (19,8 km)
Collegiate Church of San Pedro de Cervatos (56,7 km)
Santa Clara Monastery (50,4 km)
User Reviews
Berni (4 months ago)
Honestly, one of the best views of a small museum that I have ever had, worth every cent I paid since it was more than returned to me during the visit. I would like to thank Miguel for the visit he made us interesting and super entertaining. Note that he likes how he explains it and lives it, it's wonderful, honestly it seemed super short but because of how much fun he was having. I sincerely hope that this project continues over time and continues to grow. An affectionate greeting and do not doubt that if I return to the area it will be one of my first visits to make. Thanks again.
Honestly, one of the best views of a small museum that I have ever had, worth every cent I paid since it was more than returned to me during the visit. I would like to thank Miguel for the visit he made us interesting and super entertaining. Note that he likes how he explains it and lives it, it's wonderful, honestly it seemed super short but because of how much fun he was having. I sincerely hope that this project continues over time and continues to grow. An affectionate greeting and do not doubt that if I return to the area it will be one of my first visits to make. Thanks again.
Ramón Vivo Ojeda (5 months ago)
We loved it, it is a small museum but it is very worth it. It makes you want to stay all day. They explained to us how the cannons were manufactured, how the factory was laid out and how it changed according to its different managers. My son, who was only 7 years old, did not want to leave there. Congratulations to the volunteers who run the museum.
We loved it, it is a small museum but it is very worth it. It makes you want to stay all day. They explained to us how the cannons were manufactured, how the factory was laid out and how it changed according to its different managers. My son, who was only 7 years old, did not want to leave there. Congratulations to the volunteers who run the museum.
Simon Collier (19 months ago)
Excellent little museum devoted to the Royal Spanish Ordinance factory, all those forts and castles round the world, the Spanish fleet at Trafalgar, all the guns were cast here. Excellent displays and just enough english to make sense of it. Combine it as part of a trip to lliarganes
Excellent little museum devoted to the Royal Spanish Ordinance factory, all those forts and castles round the world, the Spanish fleet at Trafalgar, all the guns were cast here. Excellent displays and just enough english to make sense of it. Combine it as part of a trip to lliarganes
Marian Fernandez de Luco (2 years ago)
The museum is very interesting and the visit with Cuco's explanation is very pleasant. Despite the rain, it was well worth seeing the recreation of the inauguration of Brigadier Don Fernando Casado and the firing of the 48-pound cannon?
The museum is very interesting and the visit with Cuco's explanation is very pleasant. Despite the rain, it was well worth seeing the recreation of the inauguration of Brigadier Don Fernando Casado and the firing of the 48-pound cannon?
Santiago Rubio (2 years ago)
We have read the previous reviews and while traveling through Cantabria we have approached the Museum. Really interesting and very well guided by Cuco who has illustrated the visit with his knowledge and comments. It is fair to mention that the museum is promoted by volunteer associates in love with their land and its history, who pay a fee to continue with this initiative. It is well worth making the visit and collaborating with the price of admission with this association.
We have read the previous reviews and while traveling through Cantabria we have approached the Museum. Really interesting and very well guided by Cuco who has illustrated the visit with his knowledge and comments. It is fair to mention that the museum is promoted by volunteer associates in love with their land and its history, who pay a fee to continue with this initiative. It is well worth making the visit and collaborating with the price of admission with this association.
